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‘We’ve moved the needle’: How a citizen group is shaping cleanup efforts on the Minnesota River (opens the original)
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In 1992, when Gov. Arne Carlson set a goal of improving water quality in the Minnesota River, Tom Crawford hadn’t been born. David Minge, a former judge and lawmaker, had just been elected to his first term in the U.S. Congress, representing much of western Minnesota. Three decades later, the two are colleagues on the Minnesota River Collaborative (MRC), a citizen group with a broad range of legal and technical expertise that is working to reduce pollution and improve the water quality in the ri
‘We’ve moved the needle’: How a citizen group is shaping cleanup efforts on the Minnesota River (opens the original)
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In 1992, when Gov. Arne Carlson set a goal of improving water quality in the Minnesota River, Tom Crawford hadn’t been born. David Minge, a former judge and lawmaker, had just been elected to his first term in the U.S. Congress, representing much of western Minnesota. Three decades later, the two are colleagues on the Minnesota River Collaborative (MRC), a citizen group with a broad range of legal and technical expertise that is working to reduce pollution and improve the water quality in the ri
‘Commiecrats,’ a snubbed candidate and ‘trade, not aid’ at Farmfest (opens the original)
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MORGAN, Minn. – Perfect weather and a backdrop of bursting corn and soybean fields took some of the edge off of a gloomy economic scenario for agriculture as candidates for the U.S. Senate took their turn on the dais at Minnesota Farmfest. All of the notable ones, that is, except the GOP’s endorsed candidate, Adam Schwarze – uninvited because of low poll numbers – who looked on from the audience while fellow Republicans Royce White and Michele Tafoya and Democrats Angie Craig and Peggy Flanagan
‘Commiecrats,’ a snubbed candidate and ‘trade, not aid’ at Farmfest (opens the original)
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MORGAN, Minn. – Perfect weather and a backdrop of bursting corn and soybean fields took some of the edge off of a gloomy economic scenario for agriculture as candidates for the U.S. Senate took their turn on the dais at Minnesota Farmfest. All of the notable ones, that is, except the GOP’s endorsed candidate, Adam Schwarze – uninvited because of low poll numbers – who looked on from the audience while fellow Republicans Royce White and Michele Tafoya and Democrats Angie Craig and Peggy Flanagan
The smoky season in Minnesota has just begun as fires spread (opens the original)
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Though the Minnesota skies were free of that smoky, hazy air from wildfire smoke well into July, that changed this week with the outbreak of wildfires in Superior National Forest in the northern border. Although Canadian wildfires remain the primary source of the smoky air that has wafted across the state in recent summers, the recent hot weather triggered the conditions that caused active wildfires in northern Minnesota – more than a dozen as of Thursday, including three inside the Boundary Wat
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